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ALL AROUND THE HOUSE.
suggestions About Hard Wood f'o"'"
How to Serve a Fashionable Dinner


Increasing care and elaborateness IN me
.erving If meals marks the American house
hold Of today. and many styles Of dishes and
plates are thus brought into requls'io"'
Formerly the whole dinner set was hhAe III
shape and decoration, and meats ana ''"s'
dishes were served entire upon tue tooie'
fashionable dinner is now served IN courses
witb a seuarate design and style Of plate Tor
each course the decoration being USUALLY sug
s,estiye Of the course 10 be served. NO DISHES
arr s.r upon the table The carving IS zone
nv the builer and the dishes served direct 1"
the guests =.
The order i'm serving a dinner Of courses Is
usually rs follows:
Oysters. soups fish. entree. roast game
salad dessert cream, coffee. Oysters are
served on plates for the purpose. rive oysters
is the usual number Soup J. served III rep
plate resting upon fiat plate, boin OF "nicn
are served aud removed together FISH plates
are beautifully decorated with suggestive
designs OF different species OF fish, coiai,
marine plants. etc. a small crescent shaped
plate for the fish bones accompanies these.
The entree plate is small and highly decor
nted For the roast the plate Is VI largest
,ize and fat. PLAGUE shaped plates are
much used for the dessert lee cream Is
served iu cut glass di-he-.
Heavy cut glas, now represents the most
elegant Of fine glass for the table and is used
for a variety OF pieces. including the salad
bowls, individual pepper and salts honDoh
dishes in odd shapes OF leaves. crescents enc,
a. well as finger bowls, decanteIs and VINE
glas-es In fact the glass is quite As import
ant AN item in the arti-tically decorated liable
So tine china
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MUSICAL NOTES.

Jennie Land Is seriously Hl
Campanm will begin bis concert campaign
f. New York. on Nov l0
Emma Thursby has returned from France
She is at ner home Do Brooklyn She will
probably sing DO concerts
Nine Teresa Ca.Ieno ha. arrived from
South America, aud 10 arranging "a concert
tour for tine coming season.
Col Map.eson Is organizing a concert con-
pony for % io4r Of the English provinces,
with siegnied Am0.ds9n AS star
Wagu,f has invaded South America, Der
Fllegeude Hoiiuuier under tle more eupnO.
ui.u- tir.e OF III Vascello Fantasma, having
just been given FOR the first umc at Buenos
Ayres
Emmet's songs in Fritz include Down by
th. O.d Green Lane" the Misilefoe, True
D0e. / love lAee.' The kagamutiin- la!
laby. ~re is Wmking on Me" Schneider.
How you Was AND "rhe Baby Army
Mis- Emma Juch has been engaged by Mr.
L. .k- f.r bis reorganized National Opera
COMPANY. but She viii also appear Do few
concert, lu 30 t,u she sings n the Star
course Miss Emma Ihursby, who returned
from Europe last sunday has also been &c.
curel Tor one Of Cine Star course entertain
mert. Mis-, Thursby, as usual declines all
offers of engagements Tor opera.
Nine S.alchi. who comes 90 the United
Stat. with -lsnor Campanini was desirous
Of arranging with Mr Abbey Ion The Gerster
concert tour. with view 20 extending this
engagement over Nine Patti. South Ameu-
can trip. which is to commence m April next
10 not believed however. that Mr. Abbey
has any partiality toward Nine Scairhi, and
the negotiations between the parfie- came O.
uuuunf
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rehabilitation of Carbon.

Attempts have been frequently made To
crystalhze carbon 50 as 10 form the dia-
mond. but. though carbon can be crystal
lived. il always appears in the finished
state as graphite black Lead, and not the
diamond. These two forms are the most
common. and, in fact. the only TWO where
carbon is known TO be crysiallized. \
discussion by Mr.. l.. Fletcher ON nodule
of carbon from a meteorite, which fell IN
western Australia. develops the discovery
Of carbon. black. and possessing all the
attributes of graphite. bat crystallized In
small cubes. No such precedent ha, been
established, and therefore this may be re
perded AS a third crystal form for carbon.
The discovery has particular interest, as
thi. form has never been observed on any
terrestrial specimen Of carbon, but only
in this nodule of extra terrestrial origin
Chicago Tribune
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INSTRUCTORS.


I. 7. T.. BIRGwYN. Principal, and Instruc
TOR oil IrigonOmetry. Applied Mechanics,
Architectural Construction. and Engineer
ing.
W. X. HlGHAM. Assistant Instructor of
Architectural Construction
H. X. GklfflTHS. Instructor Of Mechanical
Design.
J. ". LINK. Instructor Of Instrumental
Drawing.
". =. n. FINkE. Assistant Instructor of Ia
sfrumcntal Drawing.
WILLIAM l.. SHEPPARD. Instructor of
Free Hand Drawing.
ID. W. De SYLVIA. Assistant Instructor OF
Free Hand Drawing.
LYON g.. TYLER. Instructor Of Arithmetic
Glasses Band &.
GEORGE y. CRENSHAW, Instructor of
Arithmetic Glass \.
REUBEN SHIRREFFS, Instructor OF A.
zebra and geometry.
W, ". POOL. Instructor OF Bookkeeping.
4. n. kNER. Assistant Instructor Of Book
Keeping.
DIR. CHARLES II. CHALKLEY. Instructor
OF Chemistry, Electricity, and Physics.
Application for mairiculntlon should lc
made 10 Thomas Elicit, Secretary. oH on before
September 2ith.
W. WHlTEli HSr. Chairman.
HENRY &. JONES.
". r.. SiMONS
Committee 0n NiQht School
lsel6 TrSuWe l0t
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Am end wood design for a square room, re.
produced from Decorator and Fumisher, Is
shown in the cut Hard wood floors are IN
use in the finest class OF houses, and continued
trial only makes their advantages more man
ife,t Besides their durability, hard wood
floors. especially those OF enl constructions
have beauty OF color aud grain which re-
commend. them 10 the eye, and when used IN
conjunction aith a pienitude Of rich and
heavy rugs they gofar towards filing the re-
auremeuf- Oi a perfect door.
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The Lsundrymen's National Conven-
ton is in session at Washington The
cause of the clean shirt is championed by
those who get the profits out Of it for the
benefit of civilized cleanliness
We do wish that the colored washlady
was represented. as il would certainly
bring 10 bear on that important person
age the necessity Of sparing The cuff and
collar little more.
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Brown Sauce.

Brown sauce is an important source Of
SAVIOR in the cooking IT the. cheaper meat,
and Is greatly rrli-ned 10y ali children and
many grown people. With potatoes, rice ana
and the ike Now. brown sauce Is. 10 COM
mon parlanre. a good. brown gravy 4 little
meat dripping ami a little butter are placed
over the fire. some flower j. stirred Do and
drowned. after which is poured Old, a little at
a time. enough boiling water To make the
GRAVY. which is boiled and seasoned with salt
aud ueuuer
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Peache. and pears for brandyng should be
peeled and piums pncked 20 prevent burst
inc. Make syrup with three fourths OF a
pound or "A pound Of sugar, as is preferred,
10 pound of fruit, using a small cupiui on
water to "A pound OF sugar Let the syrup
come to a boil, put the frmt m and boil h'e
minutes. Remove the fruit carefully and let
the syrup boil fifteen minutes longer, or until
il thickens well, add one pint Of brandy 10
four pounds OF fruit and take the Kettle from
the fire Pour the hot syrup over the fruit
aud veal
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4 ~.w Method Of Keeping PIums.

An easy way Of keeping plums that are
firm and not over ripe is tocut ont the stones
drain ON cheese cloth aud pack in dry sugar.
Pit q two inch layer OF sugar IN the jar then
one layer Of pums, cover am inch deep WIN
sugar. then another layer OF plums, anu so on
ul the jar is filled, the top being sugar
Cover with cloth and a stone I'D for e week
or more aud hll up with sugar rs the NUT
,hrinks Susan Power, who Is authority for
fhe above. SAYS the fruit keep, remarkably.
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Hard Wood Floors.

The beauty. cleanliness and healthtulness
of hard wood floors have made them popular
with all thrifty housewives, and the growing
favor with which they are regarded has led
20 many improvements ia their construction
Among drawback. to the Use Of these floors
ha. been the readiness n show even moderate
wear. such A. marks II casters, nails IN shoe
heels. etc. a remedy 20 this has been found
ion using lhe end Of the wood instead Of the side
for the surface Of the blocks, as u has long
been known that the fine wearing surface OF
wood /. on tine end Of the grain
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-13

Our Minister to Mexico, Hon. Thomas
{. Manning, has just died alone in hotel
without the tender cares OF family.
He has been prominent in Louisiana, and
was thought to be a good selection for
the post TO which Mr.. Cleveland APP
pointed him, after the resignation OF
Minister Jackson
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Two cupful, Of New Orleans molasses, two
cupfuls OF coffee sugar. one cupiul Of milk,
butter the size Of an egg, one large cupiui OF
grated chocolate, Co bee stirred ia when tue
mixture th.ckens. Flavor with vanilla Four
on butterri tin, and when nearly cool mark
of into square,
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state of Virginia.
City OF Richmond IO wlt

state of Virginia.
City OF Richmond T0 wit.
/. W. W. Cosby. DR.. a notary public for the
city aforesaid lu tine State Ui Virginia. dO Ger.
fify that j. j. Lewis and ". j.. Fleming whose
names are signed tO the writing hereto attach.
cd. bearing date Ou the l.t dHy ui @epfrmDfr Dr.,
1885, have acknowledged tle same before me
n my city Aforesaid
Given under my hand ihis ~ aa} vi 0.pi,n
ber, 1857. W. W. COSBY Jh- b. J..
KNOW ALL MEs nY THESE Phf-ENrr' That
We. j. n. Lewis of the CITY ui richmond, ln lnt
state OF Virginia. and T.. ". Poster Of ihe cift
OF Richmond and State of virginia, nave goo.
tered intOa special partnership under and n
pursuance OF the statute BOO that case made
and provided, and upon the terms anl cnf li-
tiOns hereinafter set forth ana those iH fhe
said ,tatut, prescribed chat i- tu Say
lst. The said partnership i- Dob uc conducted
under the name Of j. 4. Lewis. Ol which J. u
Lewis residing boz the city 0i Richmond. boz tue
State OF Virginia, d, general partner, and h. M.
Foster residing In the city of Richmond. State
of Virginia is the special partner
I'd. The general nature OF the business fO bee
drug business.
81. Tie said r. M Foster the special part.
ncr. b. to contribute tO said uartnersh b the
sum OF two thousand dollars m cash.
ith. The place OF business of said partner.
ship Is 10 be- No. East Broad street DOB thc
cts OF Richmond. or such other place in -Hi4
city as the said partnership may hereafter re
move TO.
9Th. The said partnership Is 20 commence
from the date hereof and is tO terminate on fne
lst day of September. lss9.
Given under our hands this l,t day ~ Sep
TENDER, ISL. j. Z. LEWIS
E.M FOSTER.
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run Point. In Pre.er.ing.

Fruit that j. 70 be preserved may be kept
from turning a dark color by dropping t
into cold water a. fast as peeled.
Never let metal touch fruit and handle IL
as little as possible, is the rule OF an author
iiy In all sorts u fruit preserving
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>i,a NJ Molecules Of Silver.

Applying certain measurements TO a
scarcely visible film of silver, Herr Vie
ner arrives at the conclusion that no less
than ~. 900 600 molecules of silver must
be laid in line to measure an Inch
Arkansaw Traveller
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The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
Company is entombed in the catscomb
to which the scythe OF jay Gould has
consigned so many other enterprises
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The Galates has sailed for England and
the Thistle will soon follow 10 tell the
tale OF the Yankee tar and his smart way
Of sailing a yacht
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State Of Nlrglnla,
City of RichmOnd-TO wit

w u NI'HIII"II' =" " -
THIS day personally appeared before me- y.
W. Cosby, Jr.. a notary puohc TOT tu, Guy
and r NJ Foster. aud acknowledged their sR
natures 10 the writing hereto annexed bearing
date ON the lst day OF september, i'oi aud the
said j. 4. Lewis. the general partner mention
81 i'm the napt.r hereto annexed bearing date a.
above made oath that h. NJ. Foster. the special
partner mentioned iu said paper. has paid In
cash into said business the sum OF two thou
sand dollars that being the sum ne Was 70 con
tribute TO said partnership
Given under my hand this - day Of septem-
Der, 1857. W W COSBY, JR., y. T.
3se7-welawbw
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City Delivery by carriers at 10 cents per week.
IS mail postage paid, daily one year $3.50; six
months. fl.15; three months. e.
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THE WEEKLY TINES, by mail. postage paid
one year, 81; six months. ~ cents; three
months, q cents.
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SESSION OF Iss5-ss.

First half session will begin MONDAY
NIGHT, OCTOBER 3. 1857. Second half
session Will begin MONDAY
NIGHT, FEBRUARY IS. 1883.
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SCHOOLS.
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INsTr-

NIGHT SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY.
practically free
INSTITUTE HALL, y \. NINTH STREET
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Entered NJ the Richmond va Posfonice
a. sccOnd-c class matter.
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The drift of opinion in the Northern
papers on the principles involved in the
issue between Virginia and the Supreme
Court tends TO emphasize our theory
that the people OF the North do not see
State sovereignty as we do. and that in
any contest between the opposing theories
We will be oyerpowered as We were in
war
The Northern man holds a certain
amount of States rights and home rule
in his theory of citizenship, bur he holds
the national Union paramount, and his
pride Of citizenship is a national, not a
Ocal one
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That is the most cold blooded edict
from the Gar that forbids the education
of the children of peasants and small
tradesmen. The idea Of the modern
world is to educate all people so that
they can understand the principles Of
free government, and thus make justice
safer: but Russia sees that dense ig-
norance is the safest condition for the
maintenance Of the traditional personal
power. The Russian Nihilist is generally
an educated criminal, 50 faras his knowl-
edge of the progress Of popularfreedom in
government is concerned, aud the Gar
aims at cutting of that chance to learn
ANYTHING Of the outer world.
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HUMAN HAIR Goods

ALI kinds of lails. Blair h
made f0 order at short uDNNr
Prices reasonable aud
teed. HUGH - d
bmy3l-6m lt ha-
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atf pailp dimtfa.

Published at Richmond. Virginia. by the TrNHs
Publishing Company.
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PAGE MCCARTHY. EpIroR.
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BE- The TIMES will be- mailed 10 your ad
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LIbcraT con'nlsslOn % aRcnts 10 SOIlcH suD
scrptiOns
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DON MANUEL SU1REZ
TALDES. Jues de primerd
MStdneid del diStrit0 de Cate
drai de eSfa CiudQd.

Al pub leo hago ssbcr que tn provi-
d, ncia del dia de hoy, dietada en- Is diiigen
gias de cnmpimiento de un exborto del Juz-
4 40 de prime, Instancis del distrito del Pine,
d n. rcslona expcdido en los autos ejocntivos
uue igue Ia Sooiedad Pedro Sanchez & Co.,
de Pari.. contra la d, Antonio ?. CAMPS hiJo,
sobre psgo De cento dicz sels mil quinis ntas
dcz y setAs ochenta y ciuco centimos, euyos
altos Sc encuen ran en- Ia Via de spremio. sc
ha dispue 10 sacar nucvamente d pabhca su-
bAsta. 10: itrmiu1 de $ diAs vatios bienes
muchles y efe tos dc comorlio, existentcs en
tenda peItcnecieute . Ia sociedGd Arturo
hamat Il Co, situAd en- la callc dc San jus
T., nnmoro 10, dc esta oiudad, donde SC hAllan
he manifest, cargo del DePoeitario Ju iicia
don Manuel A. ZAido; s'endo do aJveftir que
eI aeto del regnate empeEark 4 IA unA de Ia
tarde dol dia 81 del actual y sgaiente de-
entrAnts M 10 Abfil. que sean n,ces4rioF, y
que 50 admitiIAn postuFas con rebaja de ua
| 25 p. = de Ia oAn,iiAd qqe sirvio de npo 81 70
mate anterior que no pudien3o darse eumph
n,iento 4 10 dispucsto en- el art 1928 dc Ia Ley
| De Eniuiciamiento Civil, al ndidA Ia iedole /,
condiciones de los Il, etos que re subastAn. sera
COS dicido previs Ia de eonslgaar en- ell Ac,t
Il imposte dc 10 lae AdJadique cad
postor como resultAdo del rernA,c.
I,aAo en- San Juan do puerto-Rioo, 4 2l d,
Mario de iSaf.-MASnEL SrAR1 VALpks.-
| I'll Escribano, Josk NJ SASIuAs. So
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Dicha vacunaci6n es gratis,

Dicha vacunaci6n es gratis, J
tiene derecho & ser inoculado tode
aquel que 10 solicite del Sr. Me lico
que al efccto sc encontrara en- g
referido lo.al el dfa y hara expre
Sados.
Biblioteca Pdblica Municipal.
So han rcmitido q este establecl'
miento "a voltimenes bien encua
dernados Y en- perfecto estado de
uso. de la "Revista Oatollca" e
/" Historic contemporaries de los
padecimientos Y triunfos de la
Iglesia de Jesucristo."
Estos libros, que pertenecleron
al respetabilisimo Sacerdote oon
Luis Antonio Vega, Oura Parroco
que fu6 de Vega-alta por espaclo
de muchos amos, donde su memo
ria sera imperecedera por sus VIZ
tudes. SO conservatism por su her.
mano el senior don F ,ncisco Vega,
ell cual manifesto varrs yeces al
Bibliotecario que 8 su fallecimlen-
to pasarfan q la Bilioteca Puollca,
v asi SO ha cumplido.
Loor a la memoria de tan d'g-
nos senores.
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de esa embarcaCi6n, cOrriendo We.
lozmente sin ayuda de ningdn mo
tor eonocido.
El iia de la cafastrofe SO iba q
hacer otro experimento en- presen.
Cia de varios hombres de ciencia,
y dc nm capitalista, M. Edmond
Blanc, que trataba de asociarse con
Bniss0n.
Este, con la excitaci6n del triun-
70. vf6ndose pr61imo a Ia fortuna
va Ia celebridad, despu6s de tan
tos amos de lucha, habia cargado
., ',excesivamente ell dep6gito del gas,
' cuando Sc disponian a embarcar
los invitados, Sc produjo la explo-
sion.
El acusado cree providencial su
salvaci6n, para poder decir algo
del invento de su amigo, que pue-
dan aprovechar los sabios.
El tribunal aplaz6 su iallo Gre
y6ndose que seIa favorable a Ciur-
Gu.
(El Rsssme")
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/. Exposition dotante espahola.

La CSmara de concrete de Vixcsya
hs aprobado una proposition de don
Federico de Echeverria encsminada q
organiEar una Exposlci6n fotante de
productos espaholes, sobre Ia cual Pc
dir& ihforme ( las demAs CGmsrs.
La inicistiva es digna del espiritu EN-.
prendededor de los hijos del pois vas
co, y merece ser estudiadA y realizads.
como seguramente puede serIo, ann
sin contsr con que ell Estado hsya de
hscer 10 que de 81 % espela.
Las bases del proyecto presentado
son las siguientee: L. El buque que
se habilitarA deberI ser de vspor y de
1,5OOA 1000 toneladas de registro
netas. g. Adem&s de los productof
motive de 10 expedition, serian admi-
tidos como ccmplemento viajsntes er
representation de los intereses dc
aqu9Iloe. g.. Las mercancias psgsriar
de flete todo 10 menos que sea possible
sin dar lugar & ebusos; , asi mismo Sc
fjaria el precio del peseje de los via
jaDtes. La alimentaci6n seris 4 81
costa, y al efecto se fijarian precios er
tarifas previamente aprobadas. A. E
puerto de psrtida podria SER Cadiz
g.. Los trasportes desde el punto d.
origen hasta el vspor destinado
Ia expedition serian de cuenta del Els
tado. 6.a La expedition debeIia toca
en- Puerto Rico, isle de Cuba y toda Il
America meridionAl, doblsndO Ell Cab
de Hornos.
Onentase con que CAtalufia spresta
ria buenos muestrarios de los produc
tos de 50 industria; Vixcsya enviari
lingotes de sus fabricaS, acero lamina
do, claveteris, herrajes y otros articu
los de fsrreteria y fundici6n; Guil d.
Goa armss, slpargatas, papel, teijdoi
boinas; Ia Rioja conservas de pescadc
J de frutas; AlavA mueblss baratos
MADEIRA, camas de hero colchone
metAlicos, dulces y almibares; otra
provincias pastas para sops, cerillsI
vinos, etc.
Como el pfoyecto es bueno , muy
dssear 50 reslizaci6D, vertamos co
gusto que sc llevsse & efecto, porque
exito de ID empress proporcionaria q
industriA y al comercio naciona'es
smplitnd de horisontes que para
dessrrollo J prosperidad necesitan.
{ Nossdads..)
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La pEREGR1HAC10N DE SARAH.

Oumpliendo 10 prometido, dare
mos 8 nuestros lectOres algO dt
10 referido por Sarah Bernhardt
an hiio Mauricio acerca de 81 pere'
orinaci6n artistica pOr Hispano-
America.
La companfa, organizada por
Mauricio Bernhardt, Sc estren0 en-
Londres el "a de Abril, y despues
de ocho representations, Sc en-
barc6 en- Liverpool para Rio de
Janeiro, & donde lleg6 el rs de Ma
yo. Gran reception alli & Sarah
Bernhardt, & inmensa conCurrencia
al teatro. Al teminar la Ultima
funci6n, Sarah fue objeto de una
ovaci6n rayaDa en- apoteosis: los
caballos fueron desenganchados
del coche, Y este arrastrado por los
estudiantes hasta ell hotel, en- Gu
vas eascaleras Sc tendieron de largo
6iargo muchos de 6stos, para que
Sarah subiera & sus habitaciones
pisando sus cuerpos.
En- Rio de. Janeiro Ocurrio un
incidente que Sarah refere asi:
"Una pobre loca, Mme. Noirmont,
que formaba q la saxon parte de la
compania, mand6 a buscar sus
baules al teatro: no Sc los dieron,
y le diieron que era 20 quien Sc
los habfa negado. Vino mi, me
insult6 : me peg6: 20 despnes la
di de latigazos. ESQ es todo 10 que
hubo. Nine. Noirmont esta ence'
rrada en- una casa de locos de Rio
Janeiro."
Del Brasil pas6 la eompalfa q
Buenos-Airee, donde realiz6 las
mas pingiies utilidades ascenden-
tes & s 10000 por veinte funciones
En- la noche del benefcio de Sarah,
recibi6, entire otros regalos, el titu-
10 de propiedad dc tres leguas cua-
dradas de terreno en- las Pampas.
En- Rosario cinco representatives,
con una subvenci6n de cincO mil
pesos por cada una. En- Montevi-
deo, deeanimada Ia tempOrada con
motive de la reciente tentativa de
asesinato del Presidente Santos.
En- Chile 80 representations, en-
81 Peru IA, 5 en- el Ecuador y otras
fantas eu Panama, inaugurando un
.teatro que acaba de terminarse.
De Panama & Cuba, tocando en-
Jamaica; de Cuba q Mexico, con
gran 6xito, y tinalmente q los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Sarah ' su compafiia han dado
en- conjunto 146 representations
que han producido 100000 pesos
aproximadamentes. Su repertoire
incluye tres obras que no han sido
representadas en- este pals Fedora,
Iheodora, Y lie Mattrs des Forges.
Para terminar, he aqui un para
fito de politica dicho pOr Sarah a
nm reporter pregunt6n:
"Espero que no haya guerra.
Francia debe esperar un anO mas.
BoulaDger es ell hombre que bus
ckbamos, Y no morir& hasta dejar
terminada su obra. Los rumores
de guerra excitaron mucho q los
i6Yenes de mi compahia. Todos
querian alistarse en- el ej6rcitO, Pc
70 20 les disuadf preguntandoles
que haria 20 sola On Sur America. +"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-30
BONOS DEL TESORO.

Por -acuerdo dc IN Dii, ctiva de
hoy, el Crtdito Merconii recabi
ra desde es'a f.ch l los bi.le,es del
Tesoro a $50 los no premisdos y
a so los premis dos en- cc'lquier
soiteo, como gsran,ia de opera
clones con esta Socit dad.
Puerto Rico Mario % dc 1887
e Administrator, Juan COniH
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